The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-26

ness of his horses, all bore the ducal coronet. lie
became the Jest of clubs, and the laughing stock
of bar-rooms; but it made no difference to the
Count; he exhibited his embroidered night shirts
to walters and servants at the hotels, and shook
his perfumed pocket handkerchefs in the faces |
of his female friends. who ridculed his folly |
while they fattened on his bounty. But the |
fances Of the Count were changeful as the moon, |
and he tired at last of his charmer. and cast her
adrift as he had dozens before her. Years rolled
on and the antlquated roue heard death knock |
ing at his door. When his brother died Charles
had inherited all his fortune and when Charles
had died, the direct line was ended, and what
remained of his property was supposed TO go to
his collateral relations. When the application
for an administrator was made, very charming
young lady appeared in court, claiming that she
was Count Cheesboro's daughter, and this week
the girls mother appeared in court to back up
her daughters suit, and swore point blank that
the young lady in question was the vertable
daughter of the Count, and she knew 1t.
As mentioned at the beginning of this letter
she did not pretend that any ceremony had ever
been performed, but she considered herself his
wife all the same, and being asked what she did
after she left the Count-she replied that she had
found another gentleman. Southern planter,
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mentioned last week that Henry Irving with
rheh Jerry anu MS EnglSh company haa opened
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"s'ouisheu .iie 'o"n pu' do spec'aeie Is uh
M ,urpasseu ny any urdn'a yet prouuceu mere
nc i'hpro'eu eAeo's which Iiie eiecVric anu ny
uioN9sen nsh'S ienueu possioie' sea'iy ehnanc'
'ne "e'ru oeau'y Vi the scehes man! oi "lici
aie iioS'ei pleoeS Vi Soenio az "ne'uer II !
n"' 'io P''S uoeS no' NJ "liii' nAi' h'ins
'ei Ha'' S ',ie on,S enai a'Vet
'ne "Hoie pa! "'lon See"eu " lise aooN'
houiooii'! was E'leh Jerry MaisueTeVe bu
"iie thoie 10 nv summing sie"'iiesS any 9"here-
E V'ieie 10 eosoiu'e soouheSs eteIy"here' Ii
: hoV peitoi ih"hoeo Va star WIN lo' vi suchs
ou' 'iie si'd'ieS' Guar Is an acIor' anu III
q 'eSu'' 10 UNIVERSAL haIlioiS WHICH lhahes III
pay iliouera,e success' MANY people are com
paIliis MI irving performance OF lNephistophe
ieS WIN ms LOUIS the Attn OF Mathias III III
o oeiis' II Is lihpossiDie 10 institute such CON
d palisoh Jus'iyi we nave ouiie up our cohceptio
4 VI ooe.ne ihc'.rliale ueNi from the operatc re
preSehta'iVes Oh uonouus orlilant opera rathe
s Viidn hohi the STORY Oh OoeIhe' Mr irving ma
luen'iy uone III inns Instance "hat lie mas uon
III many otners-tnat 49, ne mas discarded oil
L elne trauI'iohs aLu wheh tue puphc snail com
a iuhy 10 uhuerstanu hiiii' they may yet conslde
IL one Oh the hooiest interpretations OF that eha
dcter given 10 the american stage.
e Never was Ferdinand Wards eyi exampl
n | mora nrou than nnm GooroaIy q ,,aa
l. passes but we find some young men in bank q
other responsible position trying to rival ths
gigantic swindler This week it is Latimer
e Jones, and a tougher case of genuine NOR,
Is obliquity has seldom been seen, Itis bad enoug
for man to forge and steal and lie, but when
- brings himself to religously believe that lyiu
and stealing are the proper things TO do h
d case is hopeless. This appears TO he the ea,
t. with Latimer L. Jones. He is well oonvince
so he saws, that peopfe don't get rich now-a-da,
in the old fashioned ploddiny way--so ne tak,
the short cut of swlndliug. and lands IN stat,
prison at twenty-seyen. Come younp yentIeme
le YOU who turn up YOUR aristoeratle noses at n
. old fogv ,yays of vonr honest fatbars Won ,yt
"a want TO he Law CouIds and vanderbits eaiI /,
thara are fa,v more calls vacant o. S,Oo, o.,
a. Auhnrn and Dannamara- -,hav ara ,,,oi,I,,a .
in Won and whom going In Won mo-, raad go :,
n you, anu a mlen soie ii you may reau over u
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US would ascapa the effaot ~ tla C,toa,r
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f. Friday pieht. hut considar,no ,ro 'no
al ens,ae,ad I'm n !, ,,,s ot ,h D,,d,s. as, ~
tbe tioer ala not 5ore 10 sbo,,, his -
ro,ice lirad tho straatr ood ,o,toa - -. .
mon thar, that am. ,ntrao,,or - ~, ,a,,. -
III hripg down venrea,,co me-, tI,s,r heo1s ~ t
de afair an without aDv sariors dJstnrhs1,a n
N. tbe sunday NIGHT for,ouing hraoad M ~,
-, Rock heer and scbpauns their vaIor ,noraosa
- and that universal nuisance uarr rohr No,
u LET himself loose This covnrdlv noItroo,, WI